The Malaysian Employers Federation says the Employees Provident Fund and the Social Security Organisation were established for two different purposes and merging them would create many issues. – The Malaysian Insight graphic, March 11, 2023.
‘’Statutes-wise, the respective laws need to be amended and ironed out to put this idea into place. Also, the process of amending the laws will consume a lot of time, and there are other pressing matters that the government needs to prioritise,’’ MEF president Dr Syed Hussain Syed Husman said in a statement.
Syed Hussain opined that combining these two entities into one creates a situation where both agencies functions intertwine and overlap. ‘’In addition, EPF contribution is compulsory for local employees, while Socso is mandatory for both local and foreign employees.
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